Content We Liked: August 15, 2021

Although it’s a big internet out there, the Warhammer digital universe is pretty small and spread out. In Content We Liked, we take a look at the articles, videos, podcasts, and products that caught our eyes or were noteworthy during the prior week you might have missed.

On the Internet at large

Pug for the Pug God u/jesusisherelookbusy via Reddit I absolutely love this stupid, amazing boy. So good.
Kalani's amazing marine conversions @DarthKalani via Twitter There are four awesome conversions here but I'm really just here for the Ultramarines samurai robot
Richard Gray's outstanding Plaguespitter marine @daemonrich via Twitter Richard has done a fantastic job on this model, with an aesthetic that you don't see all that often. It looks almost like an oil painting of a model at a glance. Just wonderful and grimy in the best ways.
A menacing Corpse grinder u/Flameon_miniatures via Reddit On the other hand we have this incredibly clean, bright corpse grinder, ready to murder you with a handsaw on a rope. Great stuff.
Oscar's Sigmarite Banner @Oscar28120786 via Twitter Amazing use of color on this banner bearer, and the rainbow shimmers of the banner itself are really neat.
A Valhallan Kitbash using the new Death Korps models u/pete_the_war_gamer via Reddit Pete shows us how to do a simple kitbash of the new kill team models into an outstanding Valhallan, then gives is a great paint job to finish things off. Great work.
The Stealthiest Suits u/Yetiwithmachete via Reddit I'm a sucker for comedy stealth models and these are pretty great. No perfidious Tau here, no sir.
A Hinged and Magnetized Predator Turret u/Yota_Mota via Reddit This is the first time I've seen someone actually make a fully functional turret hatch where you can push the marine down when the hatch closes. Really cool stuff.
Codex Tyranids Cross-Stitch @VarcanCluster via Twitter Apparently a gift many years ago from their mum, this stitched hive tyrant from the 2nd edition codex cover is really cool.
Kitbashed Krootox Riders u/Humaniak via Reddit Some grotesque but cool conversions of larger, more deadly Kroot.

This Week on Goonhammer

This week we updated some long-overdue start competing articles and talked about AoS factions.

Kill Team 2.0 Review by Various Authors There's a brand new Kill Team coming out and we're reviewing every aspect of it.
Warhammer 40K Battlesector: The New Best WH40K Licensed Game? by Jonathan Bernhardt Bernhardt takes a crack at Battlesector from Black Lab Games, which may have dethroned Dawn of War as the best 40k game.
Catching Snowflakes: Shasvastii Expeditionary Force by Musterkrux We finished off our Catching Snowflakes series talking about the Shasvastii and how to play them.
John Lennon Talks About Playing Sisters of Battle with the New Codex by John Lennon Lennon stops in from the Art of War to talk about how to play Sisters of Battle and the list he brought to the Lone Star Open.
Mental Magic: Lessons I’ve Learned About Managing Mental Health Over the Last 10 Years by David Inglis David looks back at his journey in competitive Magic and the lessons he's learned about building teams and managing his mental health over that time period.
Ruleshammer 40k: Thousand Sons by Vre'kais This week we covered some key questions and rules quandaries from the upcoming Codex: Thousand Sons.
Competitive Innovations in 9th: Waaagh on the Horizon by James “One Wing” Grover Wings talks about the lists that did well and the impact Orks are making now that they're starting to show up at events..
How to Base Everything: Flying Stands by Greg "Klobasnek" Narro Greg stops in to tell his his method for basing flying stands using threaded rods to make screw-on flying bases.
Necromunday: House of Shadows Review By Merton and Genghis Cohen We reviewed the brand new House of Shadows book, talking about all the sweet new tools for the Orlocks to play with.

That’s all for this week, stay tuned to Goonhammer for more great articles in the next seven days, and give us a shout in the comments below or at contact@goonhammer.com if you have any feedback or questions.

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